The “Winter Warbler” of the Midwest
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Moe 12.21.07 at 1:48 pm
Beautiful shot! I’ve only seen one in the summer time, before.
Lana 12.21.07 at 7:27 pm
Is that a yellow-rumped? Very lovely photo.
The Birdfreak Team 12.21.07 at 10:18 pm
#Moe - they’re not to common in the winter but some seem to always show up on Christmas Bird Counts
#Lana - Yep, it is a Yellow-rumped.
mon@rch 12.22.07 at 12:01 am
I love that small burst of color with the butter butt!